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27 March 2008- 10:58 AM
Remembering Art
by Robert Charette, Director and Fellow
We were saddened to learn that a former member of Cutter Consortium’s Enterprise Risk Management & Governance advisory service, Art Gemmer, passed away in his sleep. Art helped pioneer project and program risk management at Rockwell Collins, where he worked for 27 years before leaving and starting his own consulting company. His obituary can be found in The Gazette Online. Services will be held Friday, 28 March.
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He was my best friend and such a humanitarian. I miss him everyday and his intelligence and spirit will be remembered by many. To Skez! Your legacy lives on…
Sherri Hasley On April 30th, 2008 at 9:26 am